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In article <11757@teda.UUCP> ardai@teda.UUCP (Mike Ardai) writes:
>In article <1990Jul24.152210.13767@ee.rochester.edu> tan@ee.rochester.edu writes:
>-I'm working on a project which requires the service of some type of
>-relatively inexpensive area imaging sensor.  
>

I suggested checking out Sanyo's line of CCD sample boards.

Since I got so many inquiries, I figure it will be easier (and more
useful) to post.  I have nothing to do with any of these companies, other
than as a satisfied customer.

Sanyo has the EB9943-03 Evaluation board for $120.  The board measures
3.57x2.17x0.9"  It uses their LC9943 1/6" image sensor with 162x120 pixels.
Input is 12 volts DC, ~220 ma and the output is a standard NTSC composite
video signal.  It includes a lens and 6 IR LEDs for illumination in the
dark. (Yes, it works very nicely in infrared...)

DAK sells the Uniden House Detective (VM-100) for $149.90 + $ P&H.  This
includes a camera, based on the same Sanyo CCD (but with a larger PCB and
fewer surface-mount parts) and a 5 inch composite monitor.  The monitor is
powered from a 12 volt wallbrick and a 60 foot 3 conductor cable (+12, 
video, and ground) connects the two.  (These pare last year's prices, so
call DAK to make sure they still have it for this price)

Sanyo Semiconductor Corp.		DAK Industries Incorporated
453 Ravendale Drive			8200 Remmet Avenue
Suite G					Canoga Park CA 91304-4182
Mountain View CA 94043			1(800) 888-7808
(415) 960-8582

/mike

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